To add an O atom in basic solution, add 2 OH to the side that needs the O atom, and also add an H,0 to the other side. (OH has one more O than HOH). How many H,O molecules should be added to the left side? How many OH" ions should be added to the right? H2O + Cl03 – Cl +_ OH Number of H20 molecules = | Number of OH ions = Previous Next Is this half-reaction balanced for charge? 3 H20 + Cl0, - Cl¯ + 6 OH" yes no To which side must electrons be added? 3 H20 + Clo, - Cl¯ + 6 OH O right O left

To add an O atom in basic solution, add 2 OH to the side that needs the O atom, and also add an H,0 to the other side. (OH has one more O than HOH). How many H,O molecules should be added to the left side? How many OH" ions should be added to the right? H2O + Cl03 – Cl +_ OH Number of H20 molecules = | Number of OH ions = Previous Next Is this half-reaction balanced for charge? 3 H20 + Cl0, - Cl¯ + 6 OH" yes no To which side must electrons be added? 3 H20 + Clo, - Cl¯ + 6 OH O right O left

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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